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Six-time NASCAR Whelen
Modified Tour champion Doug
Coby (#10) and two-time
Modified Racing Series
Champion Chris Pasteryak
(#75) are among the stars
who
have already
registered for both the
Icebreaker 125 and Thompson
300.
(Matthew
Wiernasz/WWLP22 News photo) |
Outlaw Open Entry Lists
Loading Up
for
Icebreaker, Thompson 300 |
Waterbury, VT
and Naples, ME -- The
Thompson Speedway
Motorsports Park oval is
shaping up as the place to
watch the biggest stars of
Tour-Type Modified Racing in
2021. Entry lists for both
the Icebreaker 125 on April
10/11 and the return of the
Thompson 300 on October 9/10
are already loaded with
local, regional, and even
national open-wheel racing
headliners.
As the
first and last events of the
season at the historic
Connecticut track, both the
Icebreaker and the Thompson
300 are expected to be the
year's two greatest shows.
The early entries back up
these expectations with a
mix of touring series
champions, track champions,
and big-time winners in the
Modified ranks. With so many
top drivers ready for
action, the buzz that has
surrounded the events for
months will only get louder.
Leading the roll call is
six-time NASCAR Whelen
Modified Tour champion Doug
Coby of Milford, CT. The
modern Modified legend has
filed entries for both the
$10,000-to-win Icebreaker
125 and the $20,000-to-win
Thompson 300. Coby will
compete at the Icebreaker in
the #20CT Modified Rick
Czarnecki. For the Thompson
300, he will be behind the
wheel of his own Doug Coby
Racing #10CT car that
debuted in 2020.
Coby
is one of multiple drivers
planning to do double-duty
with the Icebreaker and the
NASCAR Modified Tour event
at Virginia's Martinsville
Speedway on April 8. Another
is multi-time NASCAR
Modified and Modified Racing
Series (MRS) winner Eric
Goodale of Riverhead, NY.
Goodale, who is currently
competing in the World
Series of Asphalt Stock Car
Racing at Florida's New
Smyrna Speedway, is looking
forward to keeping the
Thompson Modified tradition
alive.
"I love racing
at Thompson," Goodale said.
"It's one of my favorite
tracks. I'm excited to do
it. The thought to go into a
Modified season and not have
a Modified race at Thompson
would be a bit disturbing.
This is the stuff I grew up
on, and I'm finally getting
to live it everyday. I'll be
leaving Martinsville,
heading home, switching the
car over and heading right
to Thompson for a
double-header weekend."
Several other notable
names have already joined
Coby in committing early to
both the Icebreaker 125 and
Thompson 300. Multi-time
Thompson Speedway champion
and former NASCAR Weekly
Racing Series national
champion Keith Rocco of
Berlin, CT will be gunning
for the two five-figure
first prizes in his familiar
#57CT. So will former
Modified Racing Series (MRS)
and International
Supermodified Association
(ISMA) champion Jonathan
McKennedy of Chelmsford, MA.
Others who beat the crowd
with their entries include
2011 NASCAR Whelen Modified
Tour champion Ron Silk,
two-time MRS champion Chris
Pasteryak, and recent MRS
winner Ronnie Williams.
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Modern-day Modified
legend Bobby Santos
III will return to
the cockpit of the
Tinio Racing #44
at the Icebreaker
125. (Jim Dupont
photo) |
The Icebreaker entry
list alone, meanwhile, is
nearing two dozen names with
two months still to go
before the event. One driver
that everyone will have
their eyes on is Franklin,
MA's Bobby Santos III.
Santos has become the dean
of big-money open-wheel
events in recent years,
winning everything from the
Musket 250 at New Hampshire
Motor Speedway to the Little
500 at Indiana's Anderson
Speedway. At the Icebreaker
125, Santos will be in the
cockpit of the #44MA Tinio
Racing car he has piloted to
11 NASCAR Whelen Modified
Tour victories.
Other
high-profile names preparing
for the Icebreaker 125 are
MRS champion Anthony
Nocella, recent World Series
Modified Open winner Mike
Christopher Jr., many-time
Modified winner Richard
Savary, and former Pro-4
Modified standout Derek
Robbie. While their Thompson
plans remain to be seen
beyond the Icebreaker, a
good start could certainly
spur them to attend more of
the planned big-money
events.
The
Icebreaker 125 is the opener
of the new Thompson Outlaw
Open Modified Series for
2021. The six-race series
includes the annual
Icebreaker, the Thompson 300
as part of the World Series
of Speedway Racing, and four
Wednesday night events held
between June and September.
The Wednesday events will
pay a minimum of $5,000 to
win; meanwhile, the
Icebreaker and Thompson 300
have guaranteed top prizes
of $10,000 and $20,000,
respectively. All told, more
than $250,000 in purse money
will be posted at these six
races.
The
Icebreaker 125 and Thompson
300 entry forms, along with
the rules for the Outlaw
Open Modified Series, have
been posted at
www.acttour.com/outlaw-open-modifieds.
The early-entry deadlines
are March 15 for the
Icebreaker 125 and April 15
for the Thompson 300. More
information about the series
will be released throughout
the season.
Thompson
Speedway opens its 82nd
season with the 46th
Icebreaker on Saturday,
April 10 and Sunday, April
11. The Icebreaker 125 is
part of a nine-division that
also includes all of
Thompson's local divisions
plus the Pro All Stars
Series Super Late Models,
NEMA Lites, and EXIT Realty
Pro Truck Challenge.
The full event schedule
and ticketing info will be
announced in the coming
weeks. All local and state
health and safety guidelines
are in effect.
For
more information about the
American-Canadian Tour,
contact the ACT offices at
(802) 244-6963,
media@acttour.com, or
visit
www.acttour.com. You can
also get updates on Facebook
and Twitter at @ACTTour.
For technical
information concerning all
PASS divisions, and for
media or marketing
questions, please contact
passracing@roadrunner.com.
Don't forget to "Like" the
Pro All Stars Series on
Facebook or follow on
Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep
up with breaking news as it
happens.
For general
Thompson Speedway inquires,
call (860) 923-2280, email
oval@thompsonspeedway.com,
or visit
www.thompsonspeedway.com.
You can follow Thompson
Speedway on Facebook and
Instagram at
@ThompsonSpeedway or on
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Eric
Goodale
(#58) is one
of the
racers
planning a
doubleheader
with the
Icebreaker
125 at
Thompson
Speedway and
the NASCAR
Modified
Tour event
at
Martinsville
Speedway.
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Keith Rocco (#57) and
Mike Christopher Jr. (#7NY)
are two of the many
big
names that are filling up
the entry list for the
Icebreaker 125.
(Matthew
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ACT, PASS Announce Division
Line-Up
for 46th Thompson Icebreaker
Icebreaker 125 Entry List
Brimming with Big Names |
Waterbury, VT
and Naples, ME --
American-Canadian Tour (ACT)
and Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) officials have
announced the slate of
racing for the 46th Thompson
Icebreaker on Saturday,
April 10 and Sunday April
11. The 82nd season opener
at Connecticut's Thompson
Speedway Motorsports Park
currently consists of a
nine-division card
highlighted by the
$10,000-to-win Icebreaker
125 for the Thompson Outlaw
Open Modified Series.
The event marks the
return of the historic
season kick-off after a
one-year hiatus due to the
COVID-19 pandemic. The
Icebreaker was first held in
1974 and has become a staple
of the Northeast motorsports
calendar. It includes two
days of racing with an
optional Test N' Tune on
Friday, April 9.
All
five of Thompson Speedway's
local divisions join the
Outlaw Open Modified Series
on the card. This includes
the Sunoco Modifieds,
ACT-type Late Models,
Limited Sportsmen/8-cylinder
Street Stocks, SK Light
Modifieds, and Mini Stocks.
Laps for each division are
to be determined. The purses
for these divisions will be
similar to those at the
Thompson Speedway events ACT
and PASS promoted in 2020.
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The PASS
Super Late Models
headline the
Saturday card at the
Thompson
Speedway Icebreaker
on April 10-11.
(Matthew
Wiernasz/WWLP22 News
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The PASS Super
Late Models headline the
Saturday portion of
Icebreaker Weekend with a
75-lap event. It is the
fifth straight Icebreaker
featuring PASS, joining the
2016-2019 editions. PASS
holds their first event of
the year in the Northeast
after opening the season
with a pair of events at
North Carolina's Hickory
Motor Speedway.
The
NEMA Lites of the
Northeastern Midget
Association, who are
longtime Thompson Speedway
supporters, return for
another showing at the
Icebreaker. The EXIT Realty
Pro Truck Challenge rounds
out the card. Both series
were slated to be part of
the 2020 Icebreaker before
its cancellation.
Officials are finalizing the
full schedule for each day.
More information regarding
schedules, pricing, and
ticketing will be announced
over the coming weeks.
"We have something for
everyone at the Icebreaker,"
PASS president Tom Mayberry
said. "It's important to
start the season with a
bang, and we've put together
a line-up to do just that.
We know a lot of people are
looking forward to the
Outlaw Open Modified Series
debut, but there's plenty of
other action planned for
fans of both open-wheel and
full-fender racing."
Entries are already
pouring in for the 125-lap
Outlaw Open main event. Two
of the biggest names on the
list are Franklin, MA's
Bobby Santos III and
Milford, CT's Doug Coby.
Santos has posted four
career Tour-type Modified
victories at Thompson
Speedway and six at New
Hampshire Motor Speedway. He
recently triumphed in the
famed Little 500 for Sprint
Cars at Indiana's Anderson
Speedway. Coby is a six-time
champion of the NASCAR
Whelen Modified Tour with
six victories at Thompson.
Other notable Modified
standouts on the early entry
list include former Modified
Racing Series and ,
International Supermodified
Association Champion Jon
McKennedy, former NASCAR
Advance Auto Parts Weekly
Series National Champion
Keith Rocco, 2011 NASCAR
Whelen Modified Tour
Champion Ronnie Silk, and
Mike Christopher Jr., the
winner of the Budweiser
Modified Open at last
October's World Series of
Speedway Racing. They'll be
joined by Northeast
household names such as Matt
Swanson, Eric Goodale, Andy
Shaw, Carl Medeiros Jr., and
Dan Meservey.
A
limited amount of garage
stalls are still available
for Icebreaker weekend.
These will be awarded to
Outlaw Open Modified Series
competitors in the order
their entries are received.
The Icebreaker 125 is
the opener of the new Outlaw
Open Modified Series. The
six-pack of big-money events
concludes with the
$20,000-to-win Thompson 300
on October 9 and 10 as part
of the 59th World Series of
Speedway Racing. In between
are four 75-lap events on
Wednesday nights throughout
the summer that will pay a
minimum of $5,000-to-win.
Rules, entry forms, and
other information for the
Outlaw Open Modified Series
is available at
www.acttour.com/outlaw-open-modifieds
or
www.racedayct.com/thompson2021.
For more information
about the American-Canadian
Tour, contact the ACT
offices at (802) 244-6963,
media@acttour.com
or
visit
www.acttour.com. You can
also get updates on Facebook
and Twitter at @ACTTour.
For technical
information concerning all
PASS divisions, and for
media or marketing
questions, please contact
passracing@roadrunner.com.
Don't forget to "Like" the
Pro All Stars Series on
Facebook or follow on
Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep
up with breaking news as it
happens.
For general
Thompson Speedway inquires,
call (860) 923-2280, email
oval@thompsonspeedway.com,
or visit
www.thompsonspeedway.com.
You can follow Thompson
Speedway on Facebook and
Instagram at
@ThompsonSpeedway or on
Twitter at @ThompsonSpdwy. |
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The Sunoco
Modifieds are one of
five local divisions
opening their
season at the 46th
Thompson Speedway
Icebreaker.
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Entry Form Released for
Return of Thompson 300
More than $100,000 in
Projected Awards
for
this Historic Event |
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THOMPSON 300 ENTRY FORM
10/10/21 PDF |
Waterbury, VT --
The American-Canadian Tour
(ACT) and Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) have released
the official entry form for
the Thompson 300 at
Connecticut's Thompson
Speedway Motorsports Park on
October 9-10. More than
$100,000 in projected awards
are posted for the return of
the historic event as part
of the 59th World Series of
Speedway Racing.
As
previously announced, the
300-lap event will pay the
winner a guaranteed minimum
of $20,000. Second place
receives $7,500 with $5,000
for third. Everyone who
takes the green flag will
bring home at least $1,200.
Thirty-six starting
positions have been posted
with a total of $85,475 in
base purse money.
Lap
money is also up for grabs.
Every lap sold will award
$50 to the driver who leads
that lap. This means up to
$15,000 in lap money and the
Thompson 300 winner could
pocket up to $35,000 total.
A Last Chance "B"
Feature has been posted as
well. This final round
qualifier will pay $1,000 to
win and $250 to start for
teams that do not transfer
into the Thompson 300.
"The Thompson 300 is one
of the most famous events in
Modified racing," ACT
managing partner Cris
Michaud said. "When Tom
Mayberry and I reached out
agreement to promote events
at Thompson Speedway, Tom's
first idea was to bring back
the Thompson 300. Together,
we've put a lot of work into
figuring out how to make it
happen. We're already
excited even with the date
still nearly nine months
away. It's going to be a
must-see event this year and
hopefully for years to
come."
The entry form
has been posted at
www.acttour.com/outlaw-open-modifieds.
Teams that register by
Thursday, April 15 receive
an early-entry discount. The
first 26 teams that register
will also receive a garage
stall for World Series
weekend.
Qualifying
for the Thompson 300 is
scheduled for Saturday,
October 9 with the 300-lap
main event on Sunday,
October 10. An optional
practice session is planned
for Friday, October 8. More
information will be
announced over the coming
months. All schedules are
subject to change.
This year's Thompson 300 is
the first time the event has
been held since 2005.
Previous winners include
Northeast racing legends
Richie Evans, Geoffrey
Bodine, Ron Bouchard, Jimmy
Spencer, Mike Stefanik,
Steve Park, Mike McLaughlin,
and Ted Christopher.
The return of the Thompson
300 is the finale in the
six-race Thompson Outlaw
Open Modified Series. The
opener of the series is the
$10,000-to-win Icebreaker
125 on April 10 and 11. Some
of the top names in
Tour-Type Modified racing
have already entered the
Icebreaker event, including
Keith Rocco, Doug Coby,
Bobby Santos III, Ron Silk,
Mike Christopher Jr., and
Jon McKennedy. The series
also includes $5,000-to-win
events on June 16, July 7,
August 11, and September 15.
Teams that attempt to
qualify for all six Outlaw
Open Modified Series events
will be eligible for
provisional starting spots
in the Thompson 300. The
number of available
provisionals is to be
determined.
The rules
for the Outlaw Open Modified
Series have been posted at
www.acttour.com/outlaw-open-modifieds.
Contact Greg Felton at (413)
695-2272 or
gt.felton@gmail.com with
any Modified tech questions.
For more information
about the American-Canadian
Tour, contact the ACT
offices at (802) 244-6963,
media@acttour.com or
visit
www.acttour.com. You can
also get updates on Facebook
and Twitter at @ACTTour.
For technical
information concerning all
PASS divisions, and for
media or marketing
questions, please contact
passracing@roadrunner.com.
Don't forget to "Like" the
Pro All Stars Series on
Facebook or follow on
Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep
up with breaking news as it
happens.
For general
Thompson Speedway inquires,
call (860) 923-2280, email
oval@thompsonspeedway.com,
or visit
www.thompsonspeedway.com.
You can follow Thompson
Speedway on Facebook and
Instagram at
@ThompsonSpeedway or on
Twitter at @ThompsonSpdwy. |
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The
Open
Modified events at the
Icebreaker and Northeast
Classic will
largely
follow the same rules as the
Tri-Track Open Modified
Series.
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ACT & PASS
Release Updated Information
for Icebreaker
and Northeast Classic |
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ENTRY FORMS
& RULES FOR EVENTS HERE |
Waterbury, VT --
The American-Canadian Tour
(ACT) and Pro All Stars
Series (PASS) have released
the latest round of
information for the Thompson
Speedway Icebreaker on April
9-11 and the New Hampshire
Motor Speedway (NHMS)
Northeast Classic on April
17. Both events are expected
to attract some of the
biggest, most talented
fields of the year as they
kick off the 2020 New
England racing season.
As part of the updates,
ACT and PASS also have
created a new Thompson
Outlaw Open Modified Series
information page. Teams and
fans can visit
www.acttour.com/outlaw-open-modifieds
for the latest about all six
of the big-money events,
including the 46th Annual
Icebreaker and the
$20,000-to-win Thompson 300.
This page will be updated
throughout the year. The
Northeast Classic also has
an information page at
www.acttour.com/northeast-late-model-classic.
The biggest piece of the
puzzle now available is the
complete Tour-Type Open
Modified rules. The
Icebreaker is headlined by a
125-lap, $10,000-to-win
Outlaw Open event. The
inaugural Northeast Classic
includes a 50-lap,
$5,000-to-win Modified Open.
Both events will largely
follow the Tri-Track
Modified Open Series
rulebook. Tour-Type Modified
cars must follow the 2021
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour,
Race of Champions, Modified
Racing Series, or Weekly
track rules. Certain
exceptions are outlined in a
PDF on the series
information page. Rules may
not be combined between
series. SK Modified-legal
cars may also compete using
any carburetor.
A
gear rule will also be in
place for the Outlaw Open
Series and Northeast
Classic. The Thompson events
require a 4.64 gear for
built engines and a 4.52
gear for spec engines. At
NHMS, built engines must use
a 3.98 maximum and 3.74
minimum gear. The range for
spec engines is a 3.83
maximum and 3.63 minimum. No
restrictor plate will be
required at either track.
Greg Felton, the Head of
Race Tech for the Tri-Track
Open Modified Series, will
serve in the same rule for
the Open Modified events at
both Thompson and NHMS. He
can be reached at (413)
695-2272 or
gt.felton@gmail.com with
any Modified tech questions.
The Open Modified entry
form for the Northeast
Classic has also been
released. It can be found on
the official Northeast
Classic page at
www.acttour.com/northeast-late-model-classic.
The 50-lap event will pay
$5,000 to win and $600 to
start with almost $29,000 in
posted awards. Teams that
enter by Thursday, April 1
receive a discount on their
entry fee.
The entry
form for the $10,000-to-win
Icebreaker 125, which opens
the Thompson Outlaw Open
Modified Series, was
recently released and can be
found on the series
information page. More than
a dozen drivers had already
entered the event at press
time, including six-time
NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour
champion Doug Coby,
multi-time Thompson Speedway
champion Keith Rocco, 2020
World Series Modified Open
winner Mike Christopher Jr.,
and four-time Modified
Racing Series champion Jon
McKennedy. The first 26
teams that file entries will
receive a garage stall for
the weekend. More
information about the rest
of the weekend's like-up is
expected soon.
Finally, ACT and PASS have
released the rules and entry
form for the 8-cylinder
Street Stock Open at the
Northeast Classic. The rules
are nearly identical to what
was originally planned in
2020, with the only change
being that a 3.73 maximum
gear is required. The 25-lap
Street Stock Open will pay
$1,000 to win with a total
purse of more than $7,500.
For more information
about the American-Canadian
Tour, contact the ACT
offices at (802) 244-6963,
media@acttour.com, or
visit
www.acttour.com. You can
also get updates on Facebook
and Twitter at @ACTTour.
For technical
information concerning all
PASS divisions, and for
media or marketing
questions, please contact
passracing@roadrunner.com.
Don't forget to "Like" the
Pro All Stars Series on
Facebook or follow on
Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep
up with breaking news as it
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The rules and
entry form have been
released for the
$1,000-to-win Street Stock
Open at the Northeast
Classic.
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Six big-money Tour-type
Modified events are now
planned at
Connecticut's
Thompson Speedway
Motorsports Park for the
2021
season as part of
the Thompson Outlaw Open
Modified Series.
(Matthew Wiernasz/WWLP22
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ACT & PASS
Announce
Outlaw Open Modified Series
for Thompson in 2021
$20,000-to-Win
Thompson 300 Highlights
6-Event Oval Track Schedule |
TOUR-TYPE MODS ENTRY FORM
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Thompson, CT -- The high
banks of Connecticut's
Thompson Speedway
Motorsports Park will roar
once again in 2021.
American-Canadian Tour (ACT)
and Pro All Stars Series
(PASS) have announced a
six-event schedule for the
coming season that features
the new Thompson Outlaw Open
Modified Series.
The
Outlaw Open Series consists
of half a dozen high-paying
events for Tour-type
Modifieds that are expected
to attract the top teams in
the region. The series
begins at the 46th annual
Thompson Icebreaker from
Friday, April 9 to Sunday,
April 11. A 125-green-flag-lap,
$10,000-to-win Outlaw Open
Series event will highlight
the weekend card.
The
stakes get even higher at
the season-sending 59th
Annual Sunoco World Series
of Speedway Racing from
Friday, October 8 to Sunday,
October 10. ACT and PASS
have organized the return of
the historic Thompson 300,
which was last contested in
2005. A $20,000 minimum
prize has been posted for
the winner of the 300-lap
showdown.
In
addition, ACT and PASS are
selling $50 lap sponsorships
for the Thompson 300. All
laps that are sold will
award the full $50 to the
leader of that lap. This
means a driver could earn up
to $35,000 that weekend.
Four other events are
scheduled in-between the
Icebreaker and World Series.
The additional race dates
are Wednesday, June 16;
Wednesday, July 7;
Wednesday, August 11; and
Wednesday, September 8.
These dates were chosen to
minimize conflict with other
tracks and series in the
region, allowing teams and
fans to attend as many
events as they wish.
The Outlaw Open Series
features at the Wednesday
events will pay at least
$5,000-to-win and
potentially more.
Furthermore, drivers and
teams that attempt to
qualify for all six events
will be eligible for
potential provisional
starting spots at the
Thompson 300.
"We
think the Outlaw Open
Modified Series is going to
be huge for teams and fans,"
ACT managing partner Cris
Michaud said. "The
open-event model for the
Modifieds has gotten a lot
of traction in recent years,
and we got to see it
first-hand at the most
recent World Series. We're
especially excited for the
return of the Thompson 300.
Somebody will be walking
away with at least $20,000
that weekend, and it's going
to take the intensity to a
whole other level."
Thompson Speedway's local
divisions will also be part
of all six events, including
the Sunoco Modifieds, Late
Models, Limited
Sportsmen/Street Stocks, SK
Light Modifieds, and Mini
Stocks. Although details are
still being finalized, ACT
and PASS officials hope to
organize special events for
the local divisions
throughout the summer,
giving each class a chance
in the spotlight.
A
variety of touring series
and open shows will also be
part of the Icebreaker and
World Series weekends. More
information regarding all
events will be announced
over the coming weeks.
"The most important part
of all of this is that
Thompson oval track racing
will continue," PASS owner
Tom Mayberry said. "We were
very satisfied with how the
Thompson 150 and World
Series went in 2020, and
those events showed the
appetite is still there for
racing in eastern
Connecticut. With those
events to build on, we think
the excitement for Thompson
Speedway is going to be even
bigger in 2021.
For
more information about the
American-Canadian Tour,
contact the ACT offices at
(802) 244-6963,
media@acttour.com, or
visit
www.acttour.com. You can
also get updates on Facebook
and Twitter at @ACTTour.
For technical
information concerning all
PASS divisions, and for
media or marketing
questions, please contact
passracing@roadrunner.com.
Don't forget to "Like" the
Pro All Stars Series on
Facebook or follow on
Twitter @PASSSLM14 to keep
up with breaking news as it
happens.
For general
Thompson Speedway inquires,
call (860) 923-2280, email
oval@thompsonspeedway.com,
or visit
www.thompsonspeedway.com.
You can follow Thompson
Speedway on Facebook and
Instagram at
@ThompsonSpeedway or on
Twitter at @ThompsonSpdwy. |
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All of Thompson
Speedway's local divisions,
including the ACT-type
Late Models, will be part of
the six-event schedule with
details to be
announced.
(Matthew Wiernasz/WWLP22
News photo) |
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